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Meanings of very consistent in English

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Usage of very consistent in English
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She's been very consistent and she's up against similar opposition, she said.
News.com.au
2
Cape Town weather has been very consistent in maintaining dry conditions lately.
The South African
3
Inz'n'Out is very consistent and Life Less Ordinary is the query runner.
News.com.au
4
These differences were modest in size, but very consistent across gender and age.
Pubmed
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It's usually a lot of power and it has to be very consistent.
Wired
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Seaglas is a very consistent mare coming off a last start on-pace win.
News.com.au
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Venus is having trouble with that very consistent first serve here.
The Guardian
8
Judge Judi is very consistent and this all sets up well for her.
News.com.au
9
Hartnell has been very consistent all season and the rain-affected track suits him.
News.com.au
10
We're certainly benefiting from a food supply that's very consistent.
News.com.au
11
I still played very consistent, especially at grand slam level.
The Guardian
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He's a very consistent player with five years in the Premier League behind him.
The Guardian
13
The best teams react straight away and we have been very consistent with that.
The Guardian
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I was two days on, one day off, very consistent.
Climbing Magazine
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He's there rightfully so, very consistent at a high level.
The Guardian
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And I must say he is very consistent-exceptin paying a visit to Jerusalem.
Lothair
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Very consistent through the time
Very consistent across language varieties
Australia
Common
United States of America
Rare
United Kingdom
Rare